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, 1887-12-14

The Staten Island Cricketers will sail
for the West Indies by the "Barrac0uta'
on the 18th instant, and will play their
first match at st. Croix on the 23rd. They
will afterwards play at st. Kits on the
Oath, Barbados 9th, Grenada 28th, Trini.
dad Goth and 3Oth, and at Demerara from
the LIST to 7th of January.
Plymouth, December 11th.-The loyal
Mail steamer "Nile" from the West Indies
arrived here at 10 p. m. yesterday.
New York, December 12th.-The Fish
cry Commission has adjourned for one
month. In Ottowa it is generally believed
to mean a total collapse of the negotia.
tions, but Washingtonians say the adjourn
ment is merely to enable Mr.. Chamber.
lain to communicate with London. 1t is
probable that no treaty will be possible,
but the Commission may agree to a prOto-
col defining the meaning of the treaty Of
1918. Such q protocol would not require
any Congressional action.
Paris dispatches state that M. Fallieres
failed to form a Cabinet. M. Sadi.C arnOt
wrote M. Tirard, who accepted, but also
failed, as the Radical Left refused to CO.
operate, NJ. LOckrOy having refused 20 serve
under him. 1t is now thought that NJ.
FlOquet will attempt the ask.
M. Aubertin, a crank like Guiteau, and
ella aiming to represent a secret SOciety form
ed to avenge Lorraine, shot M. Jules Ferry
thrice in the Chamber of Deputies. His
wounds are slight, but the shock was severe,
and he suffered greatly during Sunday
night. The crank threatens other asSas.
SinationS among the ROuvier Ministry, NJ.
FlOquet narrowly escaped a similar fate.
Panama lanai shares are again boom
ing. The price has risen IS francs, as it
believed that President Sadi. Carnot favors
the issue of a lottery.
Berlin dispatches report that the throat
Of the Grown Prince is healing.
New York Deer. 13th.-London news
states that Mr.. Johr Bright, defending his
recent coercion speeches, declares that
they are quite consistent with his former
views.
NJ. Tirard has succeeded in organizing
a cabinet, which is composed as follows:
M. iirard, President of Council and Minis
ter of Finance and Posts; NJ. Fallieres,
Minister of Justice; M. FlOurens, Minister
for Foreign Affairs; M. Sarrien, Minister
Of the Interior; NJ. Dautresme, Minister of
Commerce; NJ. Loubet, Minister of Public
rine and Colonies; General L0gerot, Min.
ASIel wa Va. ' l0oCC! nlhlHCoI VI Asll
culture; aud NJ. Faye, Minister of Public
Instruction.
NJ. Sadi. CarnOt has submitted his mes
sage to the new Cabinet.
He expresses a hope that a spirit of con
Citation may long prevail.
He also hopes to begin the Exhibition
year with peace abroad and concord at
home, and he demands, as a question of
confidence, the grant of three provisional
credits.
1t is stated that Auberton, who attempt.
ed to assassinate M. Jules Ferry, is develop
ing signs of lunacy.
The Times Paris correspondent states
that the judges will dismiss the Wilson
charges.
, 1887-12-14

lVGlSGlS Cl0CGly,
CHRTSTIANSTED,
has just received the following
/. articles, which are offered
for sac at usual low rates
Er s. s. HWngaria:
SELECTED Iceland Lingfsh; choice
Copenhagen Hams; genuine Norwe.
gian Anchovies in kegs Smoked
rSausag &c Oanish); Westphalia
Smoked Sausage;
COPENHAGEN picked Sausage; do.
Rullep0lser tins of long & cut
Asparagus; Petit Pois; Macedonia,
Snittebonner, Pate de foie gras
trufl6; RoseBkaal- Saucisses
aux choux verts, Anchovies.
farcies, Ch~ampignons,
TALL Deaurais1, l Id.
tins of BrWun's
Butter,
Cheese;
COMMON Cherry Cordial;
Peter f. Herring's do. n,
& J bot. Beauvais Hindb@r-
saft Raspberry syrup1, Jord-
barsaft strawberry syrup
in III & ! bots.
Ribssaft, (Currant syrup in n bots.
French Potatoes and Onions in bORs.
&c. &c. SC.
AND
4EG S, s. Mwiel from NeW York:
Halstead's Family Beef & Pork;
Ok Tongues; COrned Beef;
Shredded Oats; Lard, Butter,
Bacon, Hams; Pilot Bread,
Soda Biscuits, Bordeaux do;
common Hams, Rollets of Beef
(boneless), Lard Oil, Salad Oil,
I12o s. 1900 KEROSENE Oil;
Straws for Sherry-coblerS,
&c. SC. dc.
More tOotbsome G0OdS expected
er Royal Mail Steamer due 18th inst.
u The proprietor avails himself
of this opportunity to return thanks
to his friends and the public for past
~favors, and to solicit a continuation
of.their patronage.
No effort will be spared to give
general satisfaction.
st. Croix, 18th December 1887.
National Republican., 1887-02-15


Circuit Court-Justice Cox.-Shipman VS..
Mngarity; plea stricken out aud leave to plead
forthwith. Muller VS.. District of Columbia
verdict for plaintiff, cent damages. Jaeger
VS.. Cissell ct nl. on trial, Bryan VS.. Duncan
son; order vacatiDg order TO SELL. Connor vs..
McMichael; motion for new trial filed. Assign
ment-Nos. 81, ss, Ol, %, %, 81, Appeals 81 6l,
Equity Court-Justice Merrick. .-MeGrcw VS..
Kennedy; order appointing 4. Callan guar
dian ad litem. Durant VS.. Durant; commis.
sion for partition ordered. Coltman VS.. Moore
trustee instructed to invest funds. In re
estate of Matilda CammacK; COMMITTEES In.
structed to invest funds. Frey VS.. Deau
reference to the auditor ordered. Repctu vs..
Mnisak: demurrer sustained. with leave to
taiucd, with leave to amend bill. Berry VS..
Berry; divorce granted, with custody OF chit.
dren to mother. Moore vs.. Staunton; blu dis
missed with costs; appeal noted. Mcleod vs.
Mcleod; sale decreed and r. II. Goldsbo-ouyh
appointed trustee to sell. Scrivener VS.. Scriv.
cuer; divorce granted. Assignment-Nos. IL
and II to ~, inclusive.
Criminal Court-Justice eMacArthur.-Samrel
johnson, alias Blanket, housebrcakingi iu night;
bany. VIM. Pope, convicted of assault with
intent to kill Gen. @. G. Auger; suspension oil
execution of sentence set aside. Lloyd Hnw-
/ ins, alias Simms, highway robbery; guilty;
sentenced to four years ut Albany. Jack Ho1'
esty, housebreaking in night; guilty: two years
and six months. Assignment for to.day-Jas.
d. Donnelly, Casper Egloif, Samuel L; Perry,
Lucas g. Miloricb. and Joseph Taylor un.
licensed bar; John T. White. Harris Kaletzski:
Valentine Greeser, and John H. Bosse, Sunday
bar; Albert c. Justus. unlicensed commercial
pppnt.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
TIE SMALL THINGS OF A DAx.
Minor Occurrences in and About the
City Briefly Put.

Minor Occurrences in and About the
city Briefly Put.
Tooth filing made painless by the use Of
cocaine by 8. I. Mason, dentist, US F0ur-and
R-half street northwest.
A water main has been asked for street,
between Third and Fourth streets southeast
James Lewis, colored, charged with the grand
larceny of Mrs. Davls's bracelet, will be tried
FriGny.
The commissioners have approved the House
bill for the purchase of the Kern code of Dis
ttict law
The Gate City Guards OF Atlanta, Ga, have
been given permission TO pass through the
District ON their way to Europe.
John A. Logan Camp, No. /, Sons of Veterans,
held n long and enthusiastic meeting last night
and mustered thirteen new membets.
The commissioners in n letter to Chairman
Barbour urge a favorable report on the bill for
the construction OF reform schoo! for girls.
An assigume ent has been made by q. b. At
kinson, grocer. at No. 90l Fourth street, to W.
=. Williamson for the benefit OF his creditors.
Dr. Albaugh has removed from No. 511 Thlr--
teenth street TO No. 1920 q street northwest, and
would be glad to see his many patients and
friends.
District Attorney Riddle has decided that
property owners signing liquor applications
can withdraw their signatures at any tims be-
fore the license is approved.
officer r. L. :weedon yesterday afternoon
arrested Frederick Fridley for writing policy.
The prisoner was released on giving bonds for
his appearance at court to-day.
Frederick Jennings, colored, charged with
outragiug Cora smith, also colored. was yes
tcrdHy held for triaiin the police court Wedncs-
day. This Is second ohenso for him.
Samuel johnson, better known as Wm. II.
Banbet, pleaded guilty in the criminal court
yesterday TO charge of housebreaking In the
night. Justice Macarthur gave him two years
in the Albany penitcntiary.
The commissioners oppose the claim Of
Robert Strachan, Just passed Congress- aud
they have notified the President OF their OBJ
jections. The claim L. for damages to his prop
erty caused by public Improvements.
In the case of Edward Muller, who sued the
District TO recover Sl5 90 damages for injuries
re- eivcd at Fourteenth and Columbia streets,
the jury in the circuit court yesterday gave
| him verdict for nominal damages.
Justice Macarthur gave Lloyd Hawkins,
| alias Simms, four years in the Albany Deniten-
| tury. He was yesterday convicted OF Highway
| robbery on Basel b. Buden, on New York ave-
nue., on the night OF the 2lst OF last December.
For breaking into the store room Of the In-
| land and Seaboard Coasting Company and
| taking a sewing machine, Jack Honesty was
| yesterday convicted of housebreaking. He
| was given two years aud six months at the
Albany penitentiary.
George johnson, colored, aged As, was ar
| rested yesterday morning by Special 0hcer Nc
KHy for the grand larceny of q horse and
wagon, valued at $500; property of George W
| prisoner was locked up at the first preclnc
| station house.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
Visiting Merchant Tailors.

A delegation of the wealthiest and most
prominent merchant tailors from the south
and southwest, headed by the mayor elect
of Wheeling, w. Va, arrived in the city
early yesterday morning, en- route to attend
the national convention Of merchant tailors
to be held In Philadelphia on the 18th in
slant. They were received by a committee
composed OF Messrs. +. j. Heiberger, ir,,
George T. Keene, Seble 81 Owen, II. Cries.
bauer, and Moriarity, who took the visitors
In charge and showed them the sights OF
the city. They also called upon the Presi-
dent I'm n body, and paid their respects.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
Go TO Kernan's. Four big shows.
Lodge Meetings Tonight.
The following lodges meet tonight at thu
placcs named:

The following louBeS meet to-Inght VI tne
places named:
Masonic-National, No. 70, Masonic Temple;
Lafayette Royal Arch, No 5, Masonic Tenn
pie; Mithras Lodgeof Perfection 1907 G street
northwest; Washington Naval Royal Arch, No.
6, Navy Yard.
i. o. o. F.-washington, No. @, odd Fellows
Hall: Golden Rule. No. 81. Odd Fellows Hall.
Knights of Pythias-Decatur, No. 0, High
street, Georgetown; Excelsior, No. II, Penn
sylvania avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Germania, No. 10, coo @ street northwest: Oc-
casia, No. IS, 609 G street northwest; Webster,
No. Z, Vernon Hail, New York avenue and
Seventh street northwest.
]. o. of R.-Anacostia No. l9S. Haynes
Hall, Anacostia; Capital, No. So. McCauley's
Hail. 2O9 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
/. %. G. T.-Minnehaha, No. !, Seventh and
D streets; Morning Star. No. 8, Veterans Hall.
Fstreet, between Ninth and Tenth streets;
Clements, No. 5, Washington Hall. Pennsylva-
mia avenue and Third street southeast.
Order of the Iron Hall-Branch No. $40, st.
Cloud building, corner of Ninth and streets
/. o. Of r. M.-seneca, No. II, X. of P.
Hall, Thirteen.and.a.half and L streets north.
west .
American Legion OF Honor.-Goldstein, No.
D. Le DIoit Building. room 40.
10. M.-Columbia, No. l. Grand Army Hall,
corner Seventh and l. streets northwest.
Knights of the Golden Eagle-Cyrus Castle,
No. !, Elk's Hall, 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
WEST WANTS ANOTHER CHI ANcE
Jurors Charged with Sleeping while
the Trial Was in Progress.

'he ANhti was III hEokNoSos
Messrs. William A. Cook and Daniel E.
Cahill yesterday afternoon filed with the
clerk of the criminal court q motion for a
new trial in the case Of John L. West, who
was convicted of housebreaking and assault
with intent to commit rape upon Mrs. Mary
Irene Page on the night Of the 10Th Of No
vember last. The papers are quite voluml-
nous, there being twenty-five reasons set
forth why the verdict OF the jury should be
set aside, many Of which grow out OF rulings
at the trial. A number Of afll lavlts are
filed in connection with aud In support OF
the motion. Among other things charged
as having been TO the detriment and injury
Of the prisoner, IL is alleged that some Of the
jurors did not give their undivided atten-
tion to the case and at times were sleeping
while the trial was In progress. 1t Is ex.
pected that the motion will be taken up for
hearing next Saturday.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
Cure OF Pneumonia.

HIS ROAD, NIAGARA COUNTY, n. y, March
"a, lStG-About year ago was taken With =
sCyeIe pain in both lungs. ! was first attacked
with violent chill, then dreadful pain, aud
then a cough, accompanied by consid .rible
fever, 1t looked very much like bad a!-
tack Of pneumonia. A friend Of mine pro.
der each arm, one under each shoulder blade,
and ,Io On my chest close around my throat.
!Sa !Cw hours the cough ceased. the pain
gIatuOl,y Nbated, and broke out In prOfuse
TcWpIrllon, ] fell into profound sleep,
ard tie neat day was almost vol. wore the
plastcIs eight days afterwards, and have
never had any trouble since.
WILLIAM A. SAWYER,
National Republican., 1887-02-15
Low wacos-rIigh Rents-Despair.

Senator George presented in the Sen
ate yesterday a petition OF some
colored men In Mississippi, asking an
appropriation of 500 apiece to trans.
port them to Liberia. Referred to the
committee on education and labor. The
petition, which wasread, assigns as tho rea.
son for the proposed emigration, slow
wages, high rents, and despair of doing
better" As to the supposition that .'their
labor and votes are required here" the pc.
titioners say that "the country can very
well dispense with their presence" Mr..
George called attention to the fact that the
body of the petition was printed, and sug-
gested that It emauated from source from
which many petitions come to Congress.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
PROF. EMMoNs woN,r PAY.
An Expert for Three Hours Services
Mnnts 800.

The case Of Mrs. Weltha A. Emmons,
which was referred to Auditor Payne to
ascertain what amount Prof Emmons
should be called upon to pay for witnesses,
a,torneys,and other expenses arising out OF
the inquiry into the lunacy, is not likely to
be settled as soon as was anticipated. Con-
siderable feeling seems to have arisen during
the progress Of the case, and MIR. Kent op-
poses allowing some of the bills us pre-
sented for the expenses of the lady. OBJ
lection is particularly made to the charges
Of experts for their services, II be-
ing asserted that the figures are be-
yond fairness aud reason. Among this
class of charges DR.. Van Bibber rates
highest. He was on the stand only short
time, where he testified that his examination
OF the respondent In the case did not ex-
tend over three hours and asks 500 COM
pensation for that service. The contrast
will be seen IN case OF DR.. w. w. Godding,
wto presents bill Tor 5000. He attended
every session held, aud submitted to q very
lengthy and thorough examination. There
are other bills which, when presented, are
sure to meet with opposition, and 1t is intl-
mated that the proposition to pay her coun-
sci will be resisted.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
KNOCKED DOWN BY A FENCE.
Interesting Suit as to Responsibility for
an Accident.

Interesting Suit as to Responsibility Tor
an Accident.
The circuit court was engaged yesterday
in trying the suit brought by Henry Jaeger
against d. T. Cissell and John I. Ford to
recover in which quite an important point
is involved. At the time the Gunton
building, at the corner of Ninth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, was being erected,
for which Mr.. Cssell was the contractor,
the accident complained OF happened. Mr..
Ford, who was then conducting the Opera
House, obtained permit to construct a
board fence about the baildiug to be used
for advertising purposes. In March, 1884,
during high Wind and when the plaintiff
was passing, the fence was blown over. He
was knocked down and considerably
bruised. subsequently suit was entered
for damages for the amount stated. The
counsul for Cissell contends that he had no
interest IN the fence, was not instrumental
in keeping IL there, and cannot be held
liable for any injury done by 1t.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
An Assignment Void.

Justice Merrick, in the equity court, has
passed decree In the case Of Taylor and
others against Boyd and others setting
aside the assignment made By Follln to
Boyd ns fraudulent and void. TIE parties
are elso enjoined from interfering with the
possession of the marshal, who Is directed
to sell the goods levied upon to satisfy the
judgments OF the complainant.
National Republican., 1887-02-15

Harriet G. Berry was yesterday granted d.
yorCe from her husband, Philip H. Berry, by
Justice MCrrick and given the custo iy OF the
children. The ground ot complaint was in.
yolGtd from Rachael scriyener. who deserted
him on ApTil |, 1870, Gertrude A. Duyal
complains that her husband Lewis Duval, de-
serted her In February, 1850, and has petltloned
Cpr
National Republican., 1887-02-15
Resignation of Col. John Jamison.

Col. John Jamison, superintendent of the
railway mail service, yesterday morning put
his resignation in the hands Of the Post
master General. Col. Jamison has made
arrangements to go into private business,
which he hopes will be greatly to his ad-
vantage. Mr.. T.. L. Nash, chief clerk OF
the department, has been appointed to
succeed Col. Jamison. The Postmaster
General, in accepting the resignation, paid
a deserving tribute to the ability and
faitlfulness of Col. Jamison.
National Republican., 1887-02-15

CLEARANCE SALE OF WRAPs.
; We are desirous Of selling
off every Fall and Winter
Wrap in our establishment
before removal into our New
Store, corner Of Eleventh
and F streets. You have
some time yet to wear Win
ter Wraps. Some of these
will answer for Spring. We
have a very little while in
which to sell them. and real
ize that to accomplish their
complete disposal extraordi-
nary inducements must be
offered, consequently we
have made unparalleled re-
ductions, and quote in part
the following:
2eGarmehts, comprising Black New
markets and Black and Brown Walking
Jackets in q variety of cloths, stylishly
made up. We're g. s6. $3.50, and 81.
Now only "a each.
33 Garments, comprising Newmarkets
and Jackets, Black and shades of Brown.
Made from Cheviot, Berlin Twills,
Aat. .Is... n-.,A yUAr
IS, $3.50, 50, $40, and $3.50. Nov only
S5 each.
6~Black Bouele English Walking
Goats, double breasted. full back, well
and stylishly made. Reduced from SIS
to $3.50 each.
20 Black Wool Frieze Wraps, short
back, long fronts, handsomely trimmed
with wide black Russian fur, finished
with tails, lined throughout with fine
black quilted satin.
/ Lot dropped form sl25O to IS.
Lot dropped from els to $40.
Lot dropped from $40 to 8l2.
/ Lot dropped from s23 to sl5.
5Black Astrakhan Visites, elegantly
trimmed with black Russian fur, lined
with satin, sizes Ss, 40, and AZ. Reduced
from t25 10 SIS each.
s Seal Plush Visites, elegantly trim
med with fur lined with black quilted
satin, 9 size 40, 2 size AZ. l size Al. Re-
duced from sl5 to $40 each.
Seal Plush Ylsite, feather trimmed,
size SO. Reduced from Sl5 to $40. do,
trimmed with seal fringe, size 90. Re.
duced from s22 to $40.
Q Seal Plush Visites fur trimmed,
quilted satin lined, sizes 32 and 10. Re.
| dueGd from Sl7 to sl2 each.
Fine Seal Plush yisite, richly trim
med with wide gray fur, s!zs "a. Re-
duced ftom s27.50 to $40.
Fine Seal Plush yisltc handsomely
| trimmed with nutria fur, lined with
black quilted satin, size so. Reduced
| from $50 TO $50.
2seal Plush Visitcs, superior grade of
plush elegantly trimmed with real seal
drop fringe, sizes SO and IL. Reduced
from s36 TO S25 each.
Q Seal Plush sacques
Size 10, dropped from SIS to Sl7,
| Size AZ, dropped from $50 to s2J.
Size A, dropped from $50 TO $50.
In justice to yourself yol
should not fail to take ad
vantage of this excellent op
portunity, as it will be ;
good investment even if thC
garment be laid away 70
next winter.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
LADIES matinee to- day at Kernan's.
Irish a american CLUB Ball.

The Irish American Club, recently organ
ized and composed of some of our best
citizens, is actively engaged in preparing
for their first reception and ball. 1t is to
be given next Monday evening at Masonic
Temple, and everything possible is being
done to contribute to the enjoyment of
those attending.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
Out on tho Warpath.

Charles HCane loaded himself down with q
blacl Jack, q dirk, and bad whisky. He went
an r, nnsylvhula avenue yesterday morning
for the purpose of Gcapiug wooden Iniians Ia
'front.' Of eieOr stores, The expedition &C him
$50 in the police court later IN the day.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
Rnlldinr Permits.

The following building permits were isSued
yesterday: h. Davidson, erect two-story
A, Is, Heines erect two two-story and base
ment dw wellings, Twenty.third, between + aud
q streets northwest s2,lG0; G Rqybold erect a
two.siOTy frame dwelling, e. between Thir.
National Republican., 1887-02-15

10 EMMETT says take your Turkish Baths at
Shedd's, 903 L street, where you have the best
attendance, proper heat and ventilation, and
everything that constitutes a first class bath.
Were II not so would not patroniza them twice
n day, and II is the only place in Washington
where you can get first class bath.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
It's Del,oaoy of FLAVOR

And the efficacy Of its action have rendered
immensely popular. 1t cleanses and tones up
the clogged and feyerish system, dispels head
aches, colds, and fevers, cures Habitual Con-
stipation, Dyspepsia, and the many ills depend
IL g on a weak or inactive condition of the Kid
neys, Liver, and Bowels. For sale in so cent and
81 bottles by oil leading druggists. Manufac-
tured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.,
San Francisco, CAL
National Republican., 1887-02-15
Fire at sumner school BuiIdlng.

An alarm of fire at IL o'clock yesterday
morning at the Sumner school building caused
quite an excitement among the scholars for q
time. 1t was discovered In the coal vault, and
did only slight damage, about go. The
department was on the ground promptly, and
fined TO some old rubbish allowed to accumu-
National Republican., 1887-02-15
Tine For All

nickel stem.wlnding watch. s3 solid silver
stem. winding watch, IS 3d. solid silver s!cm-
winders, handsome carving SIS: ladies' solid
gold American stem winders, s2j: gents solid
gold American stem winderS, S2S: gents tne
li-karat American stem winders, S56 X. HAIR
Rls & Co., l32 9TH street.
National Republican., 1887-02-15

Arrangements are being made to open the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal early In March.
Last ycrr the tolls were % cents ton and
,t'tg wharfage on the basin wharf. It Is now
hable that the tolls will be raised 10 cents
It. ton uuon the opening ofthe canal.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
Removal to Arlington.

This afternoon the remains Of Gen. w. B..
Hazep, now restingin Oak Hill, will be re-
moved to Arlington Cemetery. The services
at the cemetery will be conducted by Rev.
DR., Leonard, OF st. Johns Church.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
Rev. DIR. Leonard Receiyes a Call.

An effort is being made by 81. James Epis-
copal Church, Philadelphia, to induce the
Rev. DR.. Leonard, of st. Johns Church, of this
city, to accept the rectorship of that parish.
II Is not yetknown what DR.. Leonard's action
will he.
National Republican., 1887-02-15
CatarIh Ia Not a Blood disease.

No matter what parts 1t may finally affect
catarrh always starts in the head, and belongs
to the head. There is no mystery about the
neglected cold. One of the kind that is .sure
to be better in q few days." Thousands Of
victims know how 1t is by sad experience.
Eys Cream Balm cures colds In the head and
National Republican., 1887-02-15

William Pope, colored, was convicted on
the 18th of November last in the criminal
court, ofassaulting Gen. G. @. Anger, U. s. A.,
retired, with intent to kill, and ten days later
was sentenced to three years In the Albany
penitentiary, sentence. however, being sus-
pended. Yesterday Justice Macarthur set
aside the order of suspension and directed that
the sentence be carried into effect.